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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-06

The English alluds to them as top coats. "
We call them Overcoats. 1t amounts 70 about
the same thing, however, and in this cold
wave season il Is simply 3 case Of the rose
smelling IS Sweetly under any other name.
We have sold lots Of Overcoats during the
past week. but the piles don't seem 10 shrink
a Bit We gave every buyer his good
money's worth, and something over, too.
You mead never feel ashamed Of any q our
Goats. whether the finest SaCn-GDed or the
ordinary substantial plsin Coat Every
single one carries sn air Of reSpeCtablltv
with II The prices possibly have some
thing 10 do with the demand We are not
greedy. a ue~y Sa.IH p7'2f5t suits Us An
Overcast sold Is worth dozen left oBer 70
us. They've GOT 70 80 a. their osra Sa1soH-
Don't think Of buying al oveTcoaF without
seeing Us You aiigst regret II Plenty q
nice Underwear. Hos, correct shapes n
Hats. eto. Our line Of select suits for Gents.
Youths and Bows holds It's oEn- s1d with
some extra holiday suits a1de1 TIE BIZ
Golden Arm. 15a B0oughtoa street, : the
bescon you should steer toward
SIMON MITCHELL
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r +, Ro7qara went up 70 Atlanta lsst
nisAt.
Henry MoAhpau. ESQ, q Athens was IN
the c3ty yesterday.
IScat, q N Carter Is stationed temp
rArs1y 81 Fora C2ancA. KAogS5S
Gea &. NJ Sor-ol CSsaars, Manager q
sa,e Noasa STEAMSHIP Company. resErgleS ~
Ghc caty Yesterday fs'oTn New y OK aftc- Sz
SeSeoacs ~ Two naa1thS ne reports tAat TIRE
new Vler. Ne 81. North river. has kseR cora
Yletes. and tASl i Is s vaoss elegant and
s-ssSts 1.aSl Slvactyra The new sfsalsshig,
Is pv,l Gn5sr v-ay, ana VII NJ acne II ;11ae
for tsg next SesS0n'S business
Rev. n C. Kelley. ~ Wilmington. y. c.
Is il the CIV saAc.lanS sahSsz1Qlgon for THE
SeasmSn'S Eetaeel II fhsf c1tv. The AulA2snS
was t3ATaScs5 tr the earthquake. TIE -
caety r. ia See5 Saa rs moseS are failing 2aa
"a r. thsTefore, necsSSSrv - c&A Enoa
charitable gNeaale for TIE money ~ make
the zeNse3 revssSrS, Mr. Kelley Is 3n2ovSe5
~ the ATaeT9oNn PoC1 SociesV-
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THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Mr.. Charles N. Vests Essay Upon
Sidney Lanier.

Mr.. Charles N. Vests Essay Upon
Sidney Lanier.
The Georgia Historical Society held its
December meeting last night at Hodgson
Hail. Gen. Henry r. Jackson presided.
After the routine business had been trans
acted Charles ~ West, Esq, read an in
teresting essay upon Sidney Lanier
one of Georgia's proudest litterdteurS and
musicians The hall was well filled and
would doubtless have been crowded had
there been wider notice given of the ad-
dress The essay was listened 10 with the
closest attention and the essayist was
voted the thanks Of the society, and the
Library Committee was directed 10 secure
its publication in pamphlet FORM
At the conclusion of the address the Libra
riau submitted handsomely framed letter,
written by Henry Clay, accepting an invi-
tation from the citizens TO visit Savannah III
1874.
The special committee appointed at the
last meeting 10 prepare suitable resolutions
upon the death Of r. J. Larcombe, an hon
ored member Of the society and one of its
curators, submitted its report, which was
adopted
The Library Committees report recon-
mending the purchase Of now books was
also adopted.
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THROUGH THE CITY.
Items Gathered Here and There by the
News Reporters.


Savannah Lodge, Knights of Honor, will
meet tonight.
There were nine arrests yesterday and ell
Of them were for disorderly conduct.
The Planters Rice Mill Company will
hold its annual meeting at the Treasurers
office on Friday.
Thursday will be the Feast Of the Immac-
ulate Conception of the Blessed Virgin
Mary, and is holiday Of obligation in the
Roman Catholic church.
The German American Mutual Loan and
Building Association will hold its fifteenth
regular monthly meeting at the Secretary
office, No. los Bay street, tonight.
The Georgia Historical Society has ar
ranged for an address or assay 20 be deliv-
cred either by some member Of the society
or some prominent Georgian at each
monthly meeting during the winter.
The MORNING News acknowledges the
receipt of a can OF oysters from the Belvi-
deere Oyster Company, Bryan Neck. Ga.
This company is one Of the new enterprises
Of the State and is engaged in the cultiva-
tion of those delicious hivalveS, The sam
Piles sent are equal TO any oysters brought
TO this city.
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hers, he did not desire that kindness TO be
forgotten.
Judge Adams said that he would receive
the resolutions, and in accordance with their
request, would adjourn the court rs soon as
the return OF the grand jury was received.
meanwhile no other business would be trans
acted.
MORN INDICTMENTS.
After some time the grand jury came in
with another batch Of indictments, charg
ing Abe Cant, George Laws and John
keOnel with burglary, Joe Johnston with
simple Larceny. David Days, Sam Williams
and Albert Grant, alias Albert Moore, with
assault with intent 90 murder, and G.. w.
Ward. alias J, r. Woerner, the safe blower,
with burglary.
Judge Adams win proceed with the crimi-
nal docket on Wednesday, ON which day
the cases Of Sam Williams, Cutie Morgan,
David DAYS, James 5. Collins, James Ou-
rrec, J. W. Williams Albert Grant, Ben
iamin Young and Alfred Walton will he
tried. On Thursday Abe Cant. George
Sans, John Keonel, Paul Campbell, Joe
Johnston, G. w. Ward the safe blower, and
Lester Patterson will be tried
After the assignment OF thee cases the
court took recess until . o'clock this morn
inc
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4 Grand OpeninE.

Tomorrow is the day for the Grand Open
inS ST PlatShek'S The store Is packed to
OVERLOOKING with an assortment Of Holiday
Goods wonderful to behold Upstairs and
down the counters are filed with new and
beautiful Fancy Goois-all the --latest novel
ries-and thousands Of articles Just
suited for Xmas presents. TOYS by
the carload have been received,
sud VIII be open for inspection.
Every conceivable thing il TOYS Is repre-
sanra6 II PlarShekS mammoth Stock-DolIS
IN the thousand sl,d in fact such display
As must II seen 70 he understood IN its CON-
r7le-eneSS aa6 extent. Remember We<ineS-
asv j the dsy, and al VIII Be welcome ST
PlstShek'S Graat Toy snd Holiday Goods
S-shl-Snrllarr
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The lasles AnxahS-v CoTn-altsee a. The
Young Mons C'ArlsSSz ASsNcaRon WI
hol5 Sts regular -aontA,v raees2nS ST $50
ps-lar.
The Illustrated Aeciss-e TX Henry rrs3A
WNas ON ENaes3Sy evening next TragalSss 20
1s seC-v anteress INC
TNas syuanssaurn s-ns-sruS whlch Is Aaluc
manufactured pel Ne sssat,y fo- glss in SAoH1
rer 6avS
\ Sec'iss Is. lt.s4 ts.kS i hang 81
rSnces tac ~ D. vsl hssa-s gAe sSSccarlcz
AZ rs eSrlv dSte
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NE New CIV rs-ac-o-v

Mr.. - :. Shoes J. progressing RAPIDLY
WA tAe new CITY Dl-ecfo-y. ans thinks be
oan safely promise us completion IL The
cary rSrs Il maxi February. he bss Nee=
cSzVSSSaS Tire CITY for tire isSi tArea weeks
wSIh SevsG coos ana rssnoaShls oSnvaSss-S
The Subscription ans advertising Isl vi
5cEhsc lSS4 ysSTs GlrA1aory. <-a-z present.
la6icSIsouS u a. ne s eaak worldly a.
psiroaSgs> and one ot wAsoA the CITY zaay
Ne 2slssar vr0o2
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The December Number Of the Archi
tectS' acd Builders Edition Of The
Scientific American

The December Number Of the Archi-
tects' aed Builders EDITION Of the
Scientific American.
Contents; Arch Construction, The Arch
iecizlrsl Era, Optical RefnsueatS in
Architecturs, The White Ash. The
Bamboo Tree, Bathing Establishment
and Casing IN Vittel ,VoSgeS. Iron
Beams N the Place Of Wool Beams
Books for Architects and Builders, Fire
Bricks 4 Great Building, Portland O.
rsssnt. BUILDINGS II Charleston. : c.
Chateau st CssGensudrv, New Form Of
Chimes fo- Churches I0he Chimes. Re
rnovsl az Churches, An Unsafe Church,
The Joan Grouse Memorial College for
" Women. Testing Pc Fro;ecllnC Com
pounds, 4 French CouSxe. \ 8, 300 Cot
tSge, 4 Sketch For = Cottage. Look 81
Your Dram PlpeS and Wells Dwellings for
$+.2oo, Dwellings, at Moderate Cast Dwell
ms AZ Glea R21ze. The Charter Gas a13
Gasoline Elzl2e> TYPHOID Fever CSs--1e5 bE
Vel WSts-, Frsp0oot S1zUcts-ras, How -
MaSe Cheerful FlTessde, Artificial Logs
for FlreTlsosS> CONSERVATION q Chimney
in Wet G-og ITS. The Popular Hot All Fur
nsce, Eow We Have Grown, Wainwright
Hester. FaoCenos NigAtausale's Home. \
s. SO California hOSlSa. Homes o Fsc.c-v
OPERATIVES How II BGlla 81 Ics House.
Rt,ls Marking ink Ornamental ksyS-o0ss>
SHAKESPEARE Memorial al Stratfor3 Cpon
Avon. 4 >GCs- Meter. Nails. Painting.
Cellar PaVe1Denas. Pine Woods. improved
Doub1s Surface F'la-aer. Plants fox Room
De>orSboa- 4 ll2CSe Contract fo- Roofing
Plate. Nos Defective Plumbing, Fire Pro
lection, 4 Remedy st- Rabbit, \ Suburban
Residence. 4 SSdAA Residence RalE1-s1s
a New Explosive, Proportions q Rooms,
Ar Improve Hand and Foot Power Rand
Saw. ''SSwisust, 4 Stshle CcsaaE $500,
How Marble Stsfae i Made, A God
Suggestion. Al Egyptian Temple, \ Tower
OF TIRE Ao-11 q oAveS, Roadside P8A2aa-
t5o-ss q Trees = Begun. 4 Tower q
VICTORY Colsrse a Wa-ls q Burning
Ban &nES Ihs Back Yard P-ice sc. Fa-
sale S; EsizAs News Osuo5. ? 3 Bnl s--es..
Tar CAr2s.-slSS PrsSaass 81 from g - SSs
s-sScleS. there Is 10 place for variety and
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A6v.ce 70 Ao1ce-S

Mrs. Winslov's Soothing Syrup should
always ba Lsel when chI1rsl SIS cutting
fesuh Il relieves tha li1-is suffer 81 o-cs: =
produces natural, quiet sleep BY relieving
the child from pam and the little cba-ub
awzks SIS bright s. burton
II ) vs-y PLEASANT IL taste Il soo-hsS t5a
child. sat,e2s TIE gums, allsys 81 po-a. r.
hevts wind. regulates TIE boEels- am Is rhs
h.eSt known remedy for 6iEThoss, wheuba-
arising from tee.a,ng o. c1ha- cS2sS y
cszss bo1z4a
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SILVA'S OPENING.
Fancy China and Glassware on Exhibi
ton TO-DAY

Attention is directed 10 the advertisement
Of Jas 5 Silva & Son This firm has set
aside To-day. the 9th, for their opening,
when they viii display all their choice holi-
day stock.
They have made extensive improvements
IN their store tho pss1 summer, and promise
all who attend the sight Of an array of
pretty things such SIS hsS not been here BE-
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In THE MAYORS COURT.
Blue Monday for Big Batch OF Law
Breakers

The Mayor had quite a hatch in his coUrt
yesterday morning Josephine Small was
M for heing drunk and dlsorievly, for
which otfenses she 80; So or ten days The
case ~ George Rogers WAS only a plsin
drunk and he was let Of with s. or FIVE
DAYS Clare Garter ana Anne Blunt got
drunk and had = moss terrific fight in War
rem square, Their hattie cost Gheo S. q
ten DAYS each lAally STYLES and AuDie
Green had also imh.b@i to freely. and in
terfesssi with OffiNaT Morgan in The DIS
charge II his duty. The gravity ~ their
ogfegssa brought ON them the Sa0te0,Na q SO
or thirty DAYS each Buster QalaUev had
Threatened ~ shoe; Frank ov0sa with s
pistol and he GOT SIS OF thirty DAYS, and
Nill.gn Saunders gos the same sentence for
siglng Of pistol in the street.
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Is ths rue q the Famous zor1AesS; or
IA CoagresS Sa5 Whi1ASsr streets Ne
hold OIL % la2Roa-aears "a azls A-13cls we
sell S2S fsasl charge more or another -
znske III POSITIVELY every purchase
gzaa1s q - j. a h&-SS2n. whether Il : II
Cl1TA2ac. CSs1tascns1Ns -lis1sinE Goods.
Eats, Trunks N l Tatra.l2S EoR Gs1 We
sc So Par enough Two q the T1rzn are
constantly ~ TIRE loaSouj IN New York fa-
Eoa5s n uur hzss, viii TIE 7asSv csSh. hzv-
H. dz9y 81 las 1cVssl yi-eosS s-1z-. l-sc.u-~
nc Al ths ci1tAllS there. fha-etv ssvzaS
- or patrons THE retailers giraf7l. Whi1h J.
81 leaS1 s. 81 a. s. O. 81 sui or ava-cas1
SsSoos thSt. a enables Us - have nE- cloth
TX Tua1e ~ and r-anEns1 haI-er iazr ol-..s-
1ls--ly done ~ manufactures. S. we make
them IL fo- olr cW- szlsA S1i strive T. have
orr casta-nssrs pleased. M unlv w-ha- rhs~
pJ-TcASss, eIrf 2lSo II The wearing u the
cS-InalL Ne s-'s thankful .or tas aaI-a-.-
ace reoEved. and can tAS1k ol-ss- vsS Tor
-ecsdv7uC - muaA ct IL ~ z5v1nC Tbs coa5
SIlk1lty q C4aiAlnc sgF such laW Tn-arsS
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&cIzng coqSeS II ''f>vgznAhar xaS 6&ls-
tea "Zucanla-, -EicaA-S the Third y d. As
Noa lake Il" @'Cynhal3ns,~ LAZY q
lyons, The Eu1chhsck. p and either ulsvx
tor sale 81 ESil!ls News DsGot Frlcs s.
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Weisbein continues to sell off his Jerseys
at any price, at CSC, Soc, 75c., 81, etc,
worth more than double
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FROM OHM TO BREAST.
Death Averted by the Use of Prickly
Ash, Poke Root, Potassium.

bad negro working on my place
who had a very ugly sore on his neck,
extending from the chin to the breast
bone. IL was eating away rapidly, and
WAS supposed TO be a cancer He had
Eotten Go such a state that he was not
able 90 work, and could only swallow
milk OF soup At this stage decided TO
try nr. Whigehcad'S Blood Purifier on
him rfIclly Ash, Poke Root and Potas-
sum -p, +. +, The effect was perfectly
wonderful The sore began 20 heal at
once, and the man daily gained in
strength and leSh, TN finally the entire
mass ~ impure flesh came out and the
place filled up and Scahbed over. This
sab finally shell on and left 4 smooth
scar where once most filthy eating
sore had been. The man IS now work
INK in the woods as regular baud, and
is in perfect health. n. +. MCDUFFN.
Mr. McDuffy is well-known operator il
naval Ssg,s.Ne . El.,p,,,Dy.a Go
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ScvS' SSnaoc6 Sg1I T~ss6 Sans extra
pants and Polo CS7> s. 50 This week Al Att
raava-&
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between q mules ears and a lemon can
plainly Sc the advantages q buying his
Shoes ST RoSenheim's. after examining their
goods and learning their prices
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THE Road CoMN1ssIoNyRs
They Report All the Thoroughfares in
Good Condition.

They Report All the Thoroughfares in
Good Condition.
The Road Commissioners held a meeting
in the grand jury room Of the City Court
yesterday morning. Gen. George F. HarTi-
son prSSiding. ami Nj r Coakley acting as
Secretary. There were also present Capt.
James McAlpin. J. T Sweat, George A
kellar, Solomon ShefySl. GGgie Bou9quin
W. n. EveT1tt. y. F. Sheitall. T r. Wolfe,
Michael Scrlnk, : J. RAhn. C. e. Norris
l. J. Thompson. {. Ducgan. MAJ ADieT-
son. Col. Gesrrce :. Owens. F. " Wall
George Ferguson. X. Sack. W. Il Chaplin.
William GRAY. J l. Rowlsnd, Cant D. &.
Purse and Il. ?. Smart. The roadS were 81
reported IN SNoi condition Several reSlE-
nations were rendered, but the only one
accepted was thar 81 a commissioner who
had moved of the mad for which he served
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Joseph Rassnhelcn & Co make specially
az Misses aod Childrsl< Sprl2g Eeel Shoes
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We take pleasure N Recommending Hack
.-s Salf- Raising Bnskwhszt- WHICH. ~ The
addition ozly n cold water o. NH. VII
make. almost lnSea2tz1a11s,y. delicious
BackwAaai Cakes Always ra26y- Always
re,iahls. and perfectly has1aAtzl F1- S.ls
~ 81 Sracs-S-
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T. T, ?. is the only certain remedy for all
Blood Diseases. As a tonic il is unrivaled.
For sale by all medicine dealers.
DR, WHITEHEAD can be consulted daily
AZ the Office Of the Company, Odd Fellows
Hall building, trithout charge. Prescrip-
lions and examination free. All inquiries
by mail will also receive his personal atten-
ton.
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Nop make szslstSks when yaH fan to zsa
n 3. 1ssae-S vracs
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Try n. & Testers Domestic Champagne.
equsl % the impaired for hslf the macy.
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Fer choice Prunes, Dried Figs, Evapor-
ated Apples. Fancy Crackers, 80 to D. B.
LsStar'S
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0oas fsl 70 81 ~ \. & 1@<aA~s zar
cAaire FlAss3ns, CSsro1. Cs1r-SnsS and Ways
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BeSs assortment ot Ge1tlezszs S1iqps~
ever shown. can he seen az Roseahe-rS
Shoe Sra-A
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Joseph RoSsnhslm & Co s-e receiving
another large lot q S12cy. Adams & Co. :
celebrated SlaoeS. a. SIy.ssS
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IA6ies four-bu;toa tan ennrc9dared back
KID Gloves. g., this week. 81 Al-nasye-'S
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Fine imported GIN. NA-eel, Ot2-i and
EsaneSSy B-22disS, 81 n. & LISTERS
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RecSwasas OsSaS

Where can Won gss goad Candy for loc
an5 Sc! Al \. & Ies.e-S
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FaIl llne Of LADIES Slippers, 81 dss-ip-
tSo1S Juss received al Ross1heils SAos
Store.
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Ladies elegant Plush Wraps. worth SIS,
ST. - this week st -Altmayer's
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CAlS-ez,S 81 MlsssS' F.ztt1z Sase< II bee
saa sY-12g heel cheap a. s. A. Niohoas'-
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4.a1ie> Sn5 ee-7ls-nsr's Vesvsa ans CloaA
knseCoaaC-ec >,.iaNe-S Sns1 TsSeEo5 ~ 70
sa7sh E,-s-- 'sssvr : Co
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY

II ssshs.1 vi sel this week his dos 1'res
CToa6ls az greatly ra1Ecs3 p-lcaS
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sss.sal1s English Waxing Jackets.
Push WAYS an5 a. 1eaa- kiuas z-x I'm
eaaaS iy lbs lalias r. N ..1air-as1 Eaa5s Il
Ssra-IlI.i. l-n5 zts rl-i-as rhz I1vasz
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II You want he best 81 Shoe in the city,
buy them from Joseph Rosanheim & Co.
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II YOU want 70 live well and save money,
buy your Groceries from n. 3. Lester.
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Ok, Pine and Lightwood,
Whist the English Say.

For sale by r B. CaSsels, corner Taylor
and East Broad streets TelephOns No. =.
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English Plum Pudding, Imported Jams,
and everything nice in the eating line, al D.
Is. LISTERS
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DoaT bay thsr nsw pslr Shoes u-Isl yo1
have exSn.1-ei ! 1seTiA RlSs-lhsl-l * O. :
large STOCK They csn Il yoa n Azy s1yle
sd M
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s. Blankets down to IS this week at Alt
-4aVerS
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Williams & HoyT's Misses and CAl5-z-s
Sqr.as Bed Shoes 1Az he Aa5 az,y al JOSEF.
EaSan hss-a & Cas-
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Al rhs 4E-nsT- aaas- SzT-Er-lz-h. "a
UT -si g. 11s r--uz1-rz q zas hiC.h--r-5 -
m els, En1 szrs 1-u-r g. - s. -,zr aAT- TT
r i-n1 as cCEVl1sa1-.5aEnE sBnsE .1sgls--
m
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Ch0ics Ola Pert Shor-T, Cs1Hwhs ann
S1ur7a-1olg VINES s. n 3 Lzsssz-s
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caulrus 1zusil -u-eha- nuacs- ana NAV
oshs-S a-s sade5 1f,a~a
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SeA@A1 : ---S o4-~~ -~s--A ~ D@-s
FIR Szls BY r B. CaSsels. co-ne- T2yla- &oi
E.sSz Rr1s3 streets TeleQho1s No =.
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W-lEaf & Reta-s 14aaies' F1ns F-an-h
XlS Shoss az1 oa,y ne found a. gossah
S1Saahzl-n & Cas-
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BgvS EazS lE-=sz sVvlss ana prices. reason
Ehls g. Nlchal<
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Tomatoes, tbs week; ne sure A2i eve LII q
Cal
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csive5 2aorha- I'm of those ralt5-x-e5 s.
Shoes Il ClGC7ess, SSls ana zsu17zc
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&lSsas and CA15-a1k Ssaod Shoex. Ia
tess Il Ths cry. 81 luEaS1 E-lses. al A8ss-r
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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-12-10
MILAN SCHOOLS.

To the Secretary Of the BOord Of Edu-
cation, Milan, Tenn:
The condition of the schools for the
third month, ending Dec. End, con-
tinues much as that of the previous
month. The few additions to the en-
roIlment have served only to add to
the already crowded condition of the
lower hall. The need of additional
room for at least half the school year
must, before long, necessitate some
plan of enlargement. We have at
present, in this hall, fifteen pupils who
have no desks, and no more desks,
even if we had them, can be placed
upon that floor.
The statistics of enrolment, be-
longing and attendance for the past
school month have been, viz: